10 AI conferences to attend in 2023
Stay up to date on the latest trends in AI by attending one of these events.
AI has many practical implications for businesses. For example, virtual assistants, chatbots, retail, inventory management and security systems all use AI.
Like all technology, AI is ever changing. Industry conferences offer an excellent way to stay on top of AI trends.
One of the biggest AI trends this year was generative AI, in part thanks to the release of ChatGPT. Businesses need to know how they -- and their competitors -- will use generative AI.
Here are some of the most exciting and important AI conferences taking place in 2023, both online and in person.
1. AI in Finance Summit
When: April 20-21
Where: New York
Cost: $495-$2,295
Where to register: https://ny-ai-finance.re-work.co
Topics covered at this event include the future of AI in finance, fraud detection, customer-centric finance, AI regulations and implementing AI in business. There will be two personalized tracks, expert speakers from finance and banking, and multiple networking opportunities.
Speakers include the following:
- Suresh Ande -- director of global markets and risk analytics at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
- John Chan -- director of technology, AI/ML at Raymond James.
- Henry Ehrenberg -- co-founder of Snorkel AI.
- Ramin Hasani -- principal AI and machine learning scientist at Vanguard.
- Ercan Ucak -- vice president at Cerberus Capital Management.
2. Data Science Salon
When: June 7-8
Where: New York and virtual event
Cost: $695 in-person; $245 virtual
Where to register: https://www.datascience.salon/nyc
DSS New York has two tracks for which to register -- one for applying AI and ML to finance and technology and another for AI in media and advertising. Each event features more than 15 speakers covering a mix of technical talks, use cases and panel conversations. Speakers have not yet been announced.
3. The AI Summit London 2023
When: June 14-15
Where: London
Cost: $0-$2,388.30 (price converted from British pounds and does not include 20% tax)
Where to register: https://london.theaisummit.com
This two-day conference will feature a large collection of expert speakers, exhibitors, demos and networking opportunities.
Speakers include the following:
- Lisa Allen -- director of data and services at the Open Data Institute.
- Massimo Belloni -- data science manager at Bumble.
- Christian Hull -- AI engagement strategy, advanced digital solutions at BNY Mellon.
- Romeo Radanyi -- director of quantum architecture at Moody's Analytics.
- Paul Simmonds -- CEO of The Global Identity Foundation.
4. Deep Learning World
When: June 18-22
Where: Las Vegas
Cost: $1,695-$2,095
Where to register: https://www.deeplearningworld.com
This conference will feature expert-led sessions, an exhibit hall and networking opportunities.
Speakers include the following:
- Sami Ghoche -- co-founder and CTO of Forethought.
- Chip Huyen -- co-founder of Claypot AI.
- Vanja Josifovski -- CEO and co-founder of Kumo.
- Hien Luu -- senior engineering manager at DoorDash.
- Ankita Mangal -- senior data scientist at Albertsons.
5. Data + AI Summit 2023
When: June 26-29
Where: San Francisco and virtual event
Cost: $1,295-$1,795 in person; free online
Where to register: https://databricks.com/dataaisummit/north-america-2022
There will be keynotes, technical sessions, hands-on training and networking opportunities built around several tracks. Topics include data analytics, business intelligence and visualization; data engineering; data lakes, data warehouses and data lakehouses; data science, machine learning and MLOps; and data security. Speakers have not yet been announced.
6. Collision
When: June 26-29
Where: Toronto
Cost: $495-$10,389 (price converted from Canadian dollars)
Where to register: https://collisionconf.com
While not a purely AI-centric event, Collision touches on AI in many contexts. The event draws more than 40,000 attendees from 140 countries. There are more than 20 different content tracks with themes including auto-tech, content makers and corporate innovation.
Speakers will include the following:
- Lindsay Kaplan -- co-founder of Chief.
- Max Lytvyn -- co-founder of Grammarly.
- Barr Moses -- co-founder and CEO at Monte Carlo.
- Dave Rogenmoser -- co-founder and CEO at Jasper.
- David Singleton -- CTO at Stripe.
7. Ai4 2023
When: Aug. 7-9
Where: Las Vegas
Cost: $1,095
Where to register: https://ai4.io/usa/register
Ai4 brings together industry experts to discuss AI and machine learning. There will be several technical tracks, including model interpretability, explainable AI, data privacy and security, productionizing your model, dealing with biased data sets, cloud vs. local environment, unstructured data, deep learning, dealing with legacy systems and reinforcement learning.
Speakers include the following:
- Gregory Brown -- vice president of the Global Advanced Technology Group at UPS.
- Emad Mostaque -- founder and CEO of Stability AI.
- Christina Noble -- chief growth officer at Sonora Quest Laboratories.
- Aleena Taufiq -- senior data scientist at Verizon.
- Arun Verma -- head of quantitative research solutions at Bloomberg LP.
8. IntelliSys 2023
When: Sept. 7-8
Where: Amsterdam and virtual
Cost: $362-$783 (converted from British pounds and does not include 20% tax)
Where to register: https://saiconference.com/IntelliSys
This event will feature sessions led by industry experts, presentations by researchers from more than 50 countries and networking opportunities. There will be four conference tracks, including AI, machine vision, robotics and ambient intelligence. Speakers have not yet been announced.
9. Big Data and AI Toronto
When: Oct. 18-19
Where: Toronto
Cost: Registration is not yet open, so check the conference website for pricing.
Where to register: https://www.bigdata-toronto.com
This event brings together big data, AI, cloud and cybersecurity. Speakers have not yet been announced.
10. The AI Summit New York 2023
When: Dec. 6-7
Where: New York
Cost: $999, free attendance for the Expo
Where to register: https://newyork.theaisummit.com
There will be more than 200 sessions discussing trends, failures and successes. There will also be many networking opportunities. The agenda and speakers have not yet been announced.
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